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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The Reader will read RTF, but not HTML. The RTF reader inside the Reader is not all that good. It does not support bookmarks or graphics. You can use html2lrf to convert HTML to LRF or Book Designer to do it along with RTF. Sometimes you'll find the HTML is just fine as is using html2lrf, but RTF is best converted using Book Designer.
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I use RTF as a bridge between the TXT format of Project Gutenberg and BookDesigner. I do as much cleanup of the text in Word and save the results in RTF for archive and loading in BD. I also use Stingo's Word macro to correct the hard returns at the end of each line in the files from Project Gutenberg. (There are links to BD and Stingo's Word macro in the conversion section of the MobileRead Wiki.)